Microstructure of cobalt chromium alloy in cast condition is______________?

Correct answer: C. Inhomogenous

  • A. Fibrous
  • B. Homogeneous
  • C. Inhomogenous
  • D. amorphous

Explanation

Cast cobalt-chromium alloys commonly show a dendritic, compositionally segregated microstructure, so the structure is inhomogeneous. A homogeneous or amorphous structure would not describe a normally solidified cast alloy.

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